Four Seasons Resort Oahu at Ko Olina is the brand’s only property on the island. Of all its hotels, I’ve booked this one the most in 2026. Most clients come to me already wanting to stay here, and its starting rates are often more accessible than those at the other Hawaii FS resorts.
I lived at Four Seasons Hong Kong for nearly five years, so I know what a stay with the brand should feel like. I’ve checked in here myself, toured most rooms and suites in person, and booked nearly every category for clients. This Four Seasons Oahu review draws on my extensive firsthand experience and client feedback to explain what to expect, including the location next to Disney’s Aulani and how to choose the right room.
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What I Love
- Guest rooms are big, averaging 640 square feet, and most categories have connecting options.
- The Club Lounge is the largest in the Four Seasons global portfolio.
- Service is the first thing my clients bring up when they get home.
- The protected lagoon is calm enough for toddlers, with chairs, umbrellas, and food service on the sand.
- Camp Kohola is the largest kids’ club I have seen at a Four Seasons in Hawaii.
- Mina’s Fish House and the La Hiki breakfast buffet are reasons on their own to stay here.
- The team at this resort takes excellent care of my Four Seasons Preferred Partner guests.
Good to Know
- The lagoon is shared with Aulani, but each resort has its own beach area.
- Some rooms face Aulani, so choosing the right view matters.
- The lagoon is calm, with no waves for surfing.
- Morning light gets past the shutters, so light sleepers should ask for an eye mask.
- Most rooms sleep three adults, or two adults and two children, and a few sleep fewer.
- This is a lively, family-friendly resort with robust amenities and a compact footprint, not a secluded Hawaiian retreat.
My Stay at Four Seasons Oahu
My most recent stay was in an Oceanfront King over Labor Day weekend, in a room facing the lagoon. I have also toured many of the rooms and suites with the resort’s team and booked nearly every category for clients.
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Lots of storage everywhere.
The lanai is the reason to book an Oceanfront Room. The view is unobstructed, and in-room dining runs around the clock, so you could and should enjoy a meal on it. I used my lanai more at this hotel than I ever have anywhere.
My room looked across the lagoon to Aulani’s beach. I had wondered whether that would bother me, and it did not. What you see is a strip of sand with people on it, and Disney’s pools and slides sit behind the building, out of the picture.
The bathroom is large, there is storage everywhere, and I liked the bar area with its drawers and open fridge space. Couples book this room, and I put plenty of families in it. There is a Club version if you want the lounge with the same view.
The plantation shutters close tightly and still let in more morning light than I wanted. I had forgotten my eye mask, so I asked for one through the Four Seasons app, and it arrived in about ten minutes.
Labor Day should have been one of the busiest weekends of the year, and the crowd split evenly between the pools and the beach, so neither felt full. I took the long way past the koi pond and through the gardens most mornings.
One lesson from the trip was a razor I bought in a resort boutique without checking the price. I paid about ten times what it should cost, so for anything you forgot, walk over to Island Country Markets in Ko Olina Center.
The Best Four Seasons Oahu Rooms and Suites (and How to Choose)
I spend more time helping clients choose accommodations here than at almost any other resort I book. The differences between room categories aren’t always obvious online, particularly when it comes to views toward Aulani, connecting rooms, bedding arrangements, and Club Lounge access.
My Quick Room Picks
- My personal pick: Club Oceanfront Room
- A more wallet-friendly start: Garden-View Room
- Two double beds: Partial Ocean or Oceanfront Room
- Least expensive Club option: Club Resort Room
- More room for families with young kids: Studio Suites
- Multigenerational families: Oceanfront Three-Bedroom Suite
A note about bedding
A room may look large enough for an additional bed or crib, but that doesn’t mean it can accommodate another guest, because maximum occupancy is often set by local fire codes.
In king rooms with a sofa bed, one child can sleep on the sofa bed and another in a Pack ’n Play. There isn’t room for a full-size crib when the sofa bed is open. This arrangement is for families of two adults and two children.
Guest Rooms
Resort Room640 sq. ft. · Resort, Aulani, and Waiʻanae mountain viewsBeds: KingMax: 3 adults or 2 adults + 2 kidsClub version available
Extra Beds
Sofa bed or crib
Garden-View Room640 sq. ft. · Garden viewBeds: KingMax: 3 adults or 2 adults + 2 kids
Extra Beds
Sofa bed or crib
Katie’s Note
Formerly the Deluxe Garden Room.
Partial Ocean Room640 sq. ft. · Partial ocean viewBeds: King or 2 doublesMax: 3 adults or 2 adults + 2 kidsClub version available · King only · Max 2 adults + 1 kid
Extra Beds
King room: sofa bed or crib. Two-double room: rollaway or crib. Club version: rollaway or crib.
Katie’s Note
The two-double room sleeps up to four, including anyone in a rollaway.
Oceanfront Room640 sq. ft. · OceanfrontBeds: King or 2 doublesMax: 3 adults or 2 adults + 2 kidsClub version available
Extra Beds
King room: sofa bed or crib. Two-double room: rollaway or crib.
Katie’s Note
This is the category I stay in and book most. These rooms are on floors 4–15, facing either Aulani’s beach or the quieter coastline. I can request a side, subject to availability, and Preferred Partner guests take priority. The Preferred Partner upgrade from here, if available, is the Prime Corner Oceanfront Room, though that upgrade doesn’t work for a family of four.
Prime Corner Oceanfront Room640 sq. ft. · Oceanfront on two sidesBeds: KingMax: 3 adults or 2 adults + 1 kid
Extra Beds
Rollaway or crib
Katie’s Note
For two adults and two children, look at the Oceanfront Room.
Club Deluxe Room with Outdoor Spa Tub640 sq. ft. · Ground-level ocean viewBeds: KingMax: 3 adults or 2 adults + 2 kidsClub Lounge access included
Extra Beds
Sofa bed or crib
More Space, or a Separate Bedroom
Suites
A Studio Suite is one generous room; a one-bedroom suite gives you a door between the bedroom and living area. Neither automatically permits a larger party.
Studio Suites1,000 sq. ft. · Resort view or oceanfrontBeds: Resort view, king or 2 doubles · Oceanfront, kingMax: 3 adults or 2 adults + 2 kidsClub version of the oceanfront suite available
The Layout
One full bathroom. An open-plan suite with an unusually large enclosed dressing area that can provide a separate sleeping space for an infant in a Pack ’n Play.
Extra Beds
The open layout has room for a sofa bed plus one crib or one rollaway.
Katie’s Note
We love this spacious room for a family of five with young kids. Contact me before booking so I can check with the resort. Otherwise, the maximum above applies, including in the resort-view version with two doubles and a sofa bed.
Resort One-Bedroom Suite1,200 sq. ft. · Resort viewBeds: KingMax: 3 adults or 2 adults + 2 kids
The Layout
One full bathroom, no powder room, and a large balcony with multiple seating areas. You don’t have to walk through the living room or the bedroom to get to the bathroom.
Extra Beds
One sofa bed, rollaway, or crib. The layout can’t accommodate more than one the way it’s furnished, despite the suite’s size.
Katie’s Note
This is the entry-level suite, and I like it for small families.
Ocean-View One-Bedroom Suite1,400 sq. ft. · Ocean viewBeds: KingMax: 3 adults or 2 adults + 2 kidsClub version available
The Layout
A powder room and two private balconies.
Extra Beds
One sofa bed, rollaway, or crib. Club version: sofa bed plus a crib or rollaway.
Oceanfront One-Bedroom Suite1,400–2,040 sq. ft. · OceanfrontBeds: KingMax: 3 adults or 2 adults + 2 kidsClub versions availableCan connect to rooms for two or three bedrooms
The Layout
Two full bathrooms and two separate balconies.
Extra Beds
Sofa bed plus a crib or rollaway. If you need both a crib and a rollaway, I can ask whether the available suite permits them.
Katie’s Note
There is also a distinct 1,200-sq.-ft. Club Prime Oceanfront One-Bedroom Suite.
Club Lounge at Four Seasons Oahu
The Club Lounge has its own concierge, with food and drinks through the day. Club access comes with an eligible Club-designated room or suite, not the regular version of that room. The listings above show where a separate Club version is available.
What Club access includes
- Dedicated Club concierge
- Breakfast, snacks, and refreshments
- Afternoon hors d’oeuvres, cocktails, and dessert
- Select racquet and wellness activities
- Selected spa enhancements
- Complimentary wash-and-fold laundry benefit
All registered guests in an eligible Club room or suite have access. Preferred Partner guests already receive breakfast for two, so compare the additional lounge experience against the rate difference for your dates.
Specialty Suites & The Residence
These categories offer different reasons to spend more, from a private plunge pool to multiple bedrooms. All four include Club Lounge access.
Pacific Suite1,400 sq. ft. · Oceanfront with private plunge poolBeds: KingMax: 3 adults or 2 adults + 2 kidsClub Lounge access included
The Layout
Outdoor dining. A two-bedroom configuration is also available.
Extra Beds
Sofa bed plus a crib or rollaway. I can check the layout if you need both a crib and a rollaway.
Katie’s Note
The private plunge pool is different from the outdoor spa tub in the Club Deluxe Room.
Sunset Suite1,400 sq. ft. for the one-bedroom · Ocean viewBeds: KingMax: 3 adults or 2 adults + 2 kids for the one-bedroomClub Lounge access included
The Layout
Close to the ocean, with one, two, or three bedrooms.
Extra Beds
One-bedroom: sofa bed plus a crib or rollaway.
Katie’s Note
For two- or three-bedroom versions, please send me your guest count and children’s ages so I can confirm the sleeping arrangement and occupancy before booking.
Penthouse Suite3,200 sq. ft. · Panoramic ocean view with 800-sq.-ft. terraceBeds: 2 kingsMax: 6 adults or 6 adults + 4 kidsClub Lounge access included
The Layout
Two bedrooms on the 17th floor, with substantial indoor living space.
Extra Beds
Sofa bed, one rollaway, and one crib
The Residence4,070 sq. ft. · Ocean view with large private lanaiBeds: 3 kingsMax: 6 adults or 6 adults + 2 kidsClub Lounge access included
The Layout
Three king bedrooms plus separate living and dining spaces and a pantry.
Extra Beds
Four Seasons states that each bedroom can accommodate one rollaway and two cribs.
Accessible Accommodations
Accessible room and suite configurations are available across several view categories. Tell me which features you need, including shower type, so we can confirm the specific accommodation before booking.
Connecting Rooms and Suites at Four Seasons Oahu
Yes, Four Seasons Oahu offers connecting rooms, including arrangements that create two- and three-bedroom accommodations. Here are the nine configurations I’ve worked with.
Most arrangements are outer-connecting: the rooms open into a shared private vestibule with another door to the hallway. I’ve stayed in this configuration, and it works particularly well for families who want separate bedrooms and bathrooms.
Two connecting guest rooms
| Garden View | King + King |
| Partial Ocean View | King + King or King + Two Doubles |
| Oceanfront | King + King or King + Two Doubles |
Suites with connecting rooms
| Resort Studio Suite | Suite King + Resort Room King |
| Oceanfront Two-Bedroom Suite | One-Bedroom Suite + King or Two Doubles |
| Oceanfront Three-Bedroom Suite | One-Bedroom Suite + King + Two Doubles |
These pairings require specific connecting inventory and hotel confirmation. The two- and three-bedroom Oceanfront arrangements combine the Oceanfront One-Bedroom Suite with guest rooms. Two standard Resort Rooms do not connect to each other, but we can request them side by side. Garden View connecting inventory is limited.
The Dining
Dining at Four Seasons Oahu: Eight Restaurants and Bars
From a proper dinner at Mina’s Fish House to coffee before the pool, dining here is one of the resort’s strengths. La Hiki is where I go for breakfast.
Before you arrive
Book Noe first, then Mina’s, as soon as your stay is confirmed, especially in peak season and for a party larger than two. The early tables go first, and waiting can mean eating at eight with children who have been in the sun since nine that morning.
Seafood · Dinner
Mina’s Fish House
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A staff favorite – malasadas with caramel sauce and strawberry guava gel
Mina’s Fish House, chef Michael Mina’s seafood restaurant, is my favorite at the resort and the meal my clients talk about most when they get home. On my visit the tuna tartare was tossed at the table, and the dish is worth the small performance. It is still on the menu, which changes, and I would not skip it. I also had the king crab endive Caesar and the malasadas, and the lobster pot pie is another signature.
I tell clients to eat here even when they are staying at Aulani. Mina’s Beach Club, its casual spot on the sand, is the easy version of the same kitchen.
Breakfast · Lunch
La Hiki
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La Hiki is the resort’s open-air restaurant, and the buffet is the reason to come, with Asian dishes, local fruit, made-to-order omelets, fresh poke, and far more than anyone can eat. I have worked my way through a lot of Four Seasons breakfast buffets, and this one holds its own against all of them.
Preferred Partner guests get daily breakfast for two here, the full buffet included, or through room service. Gratuity is additional.
Southern Italian · Dinner
Noe
Noe is the resort’s Southern Italian restaurant, with handmade pasta in a garden setting that goes quietly romantic once the light drops. The truffle tagliatelle is the dish guests name year after year, and there is a children’s menu, which is rare at this level. It is also the hardest table on the property to get.
More Places to Eat and Drink
For drinks, casual meals, and time between the pool and dinner.
Mānalo Lounge (Manalo)
Mānalo serves Asian-fusion dishes and sushi at the water’s edge in the evening. Guests recommend the truffle gyoza and bao. I have not eaten there yet, and it is the first reservation I will make next time.
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This is the rooftop bar, open on select evenings. The resort faces west, so go before sunset.
Waterman Bar
This is the casual bar beside the Ohana Pool, where nobody minds a swimsuit. The menu is short, so go for a drink between swims.
Dr. Mai Tai’s
This is the swim-up bar at the adults-only pool. The pours are lighter than at the restaurant bars.
Coffee · Grab and go
Hokulea
Hokulea is the coffee bar off the lobby, for mornings you want to get to the pool fast. The spam musubi is very good, and the prices are what you would expect at a resort coffee bar.
Poolside and In-Room Dining
In-room dining runs 24 hours, which covers breakfast in bed, dinner on the lanai, and the night everyone is sunburned and done. At the pool, ask for the in-room dining menu if the poolside card is too short.
The Resort
Pools, Beach, Kids Club, and Spa
Four Seasons Oahu has four swimming pools, from the Keiki Pool for small children to an adults-only infinity pool facing the ocean, along with a calm saltwater lagoon. The resort also has a free kids’ club and a large spa.
Four Seasons Oahu Swimming Pools
- Keiki Pool. Closest to the lagoon, and where small children end up.
- Ohana Pool. At the center of the resort, and the default for families with older kids.
- Adults-Only Infinity Pool. The quietest place on the property, facing the ocean, with Dr. Mai Tai’s swim-up bar.
- Spa & Wellness Pool. The lap pool at the spa.
Sunscreen is stocked free at each pool, staff come around with water and light snacks, and cabanas sell out on busy days, so book one before you arrive.
Beach and Lagoon
The lagoon is man-made and protected by rock breakwaters, so there are no waves. It is essentially a giant saltwater pool with soft sand, which is why so many families I work with choose this resort for young children. Chairs and umbrellas are set up for you, food and drinks come to your spot, and paddleboards and snorkel sets are free at the beach kiosk.
Aulani guests share the water. Each resort keeps its own stretch of sand, separated by a rope line, and the difference is easy to see: Aulani’s chairs are packed tight, and the Four Seasons keeps its chairs spaced out. Holiday weeks are the busiest, when Aulani is full.
Guided excursions carry a fee, from snorkel sails to outrigger canoes and scuba. Since the lagoon has no surf, the resort runs the Nalu Surf Experience with professional surfer Kekoa Cazimero at The LineUp at Wai Kai nearby. Pack pool toys in your checked bag, because dive rings and floats keep children busy for hours in water this calm, and the resort shops do not sell them at a reasonable price.
Camp Kohola Kids Club
Camp Kohola at The Hideaway is the resort’s free kids’ club for ages 5 to 12, open daily from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. My daughter has been through a lot of Four Seasons kids’ clubs. I have been inside this one, and it is the largest I have seen at a Four Seasons in Hawaii, with separate rooms for different ages.
Bring proof of age for a five-year-old, because they check at the first drop-off, and a passport or birth certificate photo on your phone is enough.
The evening programs are worth planning around. Camp Kohola After Dark, Keiki Glamping, and Pastries and Painting all take reservations, which is how parents get a dinner at Noe. Older kids have a teen game room, and Camp Manitou runs in some seasons for ages 9 to 17. For children under five, ask the concierge about babysitting.
Naupaka Spa
The Naupaka Spa & Wellness Centre covers 35,000 square feet, with outdoor hales for traditional Hawaiian treatments and a hair and nail salon. I had a 50-minute massage and wished I had given myself longer, not on the table but before it. Arrive at least an hour early for the wet rooms and relaxation areas, because that hour is most of what you are paying for.
The health club is in the same building, and three tennis courts sit on its sixth floor, with four pickleball courts and weekly clinics. Ko Olina Golf Club is a short walk away.
The Neighboring Resort
Four Seasons Oahu vs. Aulani
They sit side by side on the same Ko Olina lagoon, but staying at one resort does not give you access to the other’s pools. It is the question I field more than any other about Ko Olina, so here is what you can share and what you can’t.
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The lagoon
The water and public shoreline are shared. Each hotel reserves its own loungers, umbrellas, and beach service for its guests.
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Dining and spa
Four Seasons guests can eat at Aulani’s restaurants, book the Laniwai Spa (my Laniwai Spa visit), attend the KA WA‘A lū‘au, and reserve the Makahiki character breakfast, which lets you see characters without staying there, all subject to availability. It runs the other way too: Aulani guests can book the Four Seasons restaurants and the Naupaka Spa, though in my experience few do.
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Pools and activities
Aulani’s pools, slides, lazy river, and most activities are for its overnight guests, enforced with daily wristbands, and most character experiences follow the same rule. The Four Seasons pools are likewise for Four Seasons guests.
Aulani has let travel agents know that a national television production will use part of its beach from January 23 to 28, 2027, with its activities continuing along the rest of the beach. If your dates overlap, expect some production noise. My guess is American Idol, and I have had people in residence while this was filming. Some love it, and some don’t.
The Logistics
Getting There and Getting Around
The resort is about 30 minutes and 20 miles from Daniel K. Inouye International Airport (HNL), and the ride always feels shorter to me because it is highway most of the way. Arrange a car through the hotel or take an Uber, which works well on Oahu. For an arrival people remember, the resort can arrange a ten-minute helicopter flight from the airport to its own helipad.
About half my clients skip the rental car. The concierge can arrange a driver for day trips, and Enterprise can have a car ready for a single North Shore or Kualoa Ranch day, so you do not need one sitting in valet all week.
If you land before check-in or fly out long after checkout, the resort’s Arrival & Departure Lounge has luggage storage and a place to freshen up.
Advisor Intel
Four Seasons Oahu offers a one-way PS experience at Los Angeles International to guests flying through LAX for certain bookings. PS is the private terminal where you clear your own security and are driven across the tarmac to the plane.
What to Book Before You Fly
- Dinner reservations. Noe and Mina’s, especially.
- A pool cabana. They sell out on busy days.
- KA WA‘A luau at Aulani. Reservations open 180 days out, and the Four Seasons concierge can help you book it.
- Makahiki character breakfast at Aulani. Reservations open 45 days out.
- USS Arizona Memorial. Tickets release on Recreation.gov 56 days out at 3 p.m. Hawaii time, with a smaller batch the day before.
Ko Olina and Day Trips
Ko Olina is a planned resort area on the west shore, built around four man-made lagoons, with a golf course and one small shopping center. There is no town to wander into, which is what my clients like about it. Ko Olina Center is a walk from the resort. I have eaten at Monkeypod Kitchen there, and Island Country Markets is where you stock the fridge at ordinary prices.
Kualoa Ranch is about an hour away, and Pearl Harbor and the North Shore are easy day trips.
Katie’s Tip · Pearl Harbor
USS Arizona Memorial tickets are the hardest reservation of your trip, and in summer and over holidays they are gone within minutes of release. If you miss them, the concierge can arrange a private tour with the tickets included, which is what we book for clients who decide late.
Pairing Oahu With Four Seasons Lanai
Four Seasons Lanai includes flights departing from Honolulu’s airport (HNL), with room and suite bookings through 2027. This makes it very easy to pair Four Seasons Lanai and Four Seasons Oahu.
Lanai Air has its own lounge at HNL, and a greeter meets you at baggage claim and walks you over to the private aviation side.
Comparing Hawaii Four Seasons resorts?
See my reviews of these resorts, which also pair well with Four Seasons Oahu.
Four Seasons Preferred Partner Benefits
Ready to Book Four Seasons Oahu?
Send your dates through the request form, and we will confirm your room with Four Seasons Preferred Partner benefits attached:
- Daily breakfast for two, at La Hiki or via room service
- A hotel credit per stay
- An upgrade of one category when available
- Seasonal Preferred Partner offers
Pairing islands, connecting rooms, or a suite? Mention it in the form, and we will plan it with you.
Your Questions
FAQs About Staying at Four Seasons Oahu
Is Four Seasons Oahu good for families?
Yes, especially with children under five. The lagoon has no waves, and Camp Kohola is a free kids’ club for ages 5 to 12. Its evening programs take reservations, so parents can get a dinner out. Most room categories connect. The connecting rooms are outer-connecting, so both doors open into a private vestibule and only the outer door faces the hallway.
What is the best room at Four Seasons Oahu?
The Oceanfront Room is the one my clients book most, and it is the room I stayed in. It has an unobstructed ocean view from the lanai and sleeps three adults, or two adults and two children. A family of four on a tighter budget does well in a Garden-View Room with its sofa bed, and a family of five with young children may fit a Studio Suite with the resort’s approval, or connecting rooms.
Does Four Seasons Oahu have a real beach?
It sits on a protected, man-made lagoon with soft sand and calm salt water, and the resort keeps its own stretch of beach. There are no waves, so travelers who want surf should look at the North Shore or Waikiki.
Can Four Seasons Oahu guests use Aulani?
Partly. You can eat at Aulani’s restaurants, book the Laniwai Spa, attend the KA WA‘A luau, and reserve the Makahiki character breakfast. Aulani’s pools, slides, and most character experiences are for Aulani guests only.
Can you visit Four Seasons Oahu without staying there?
The resort does not sell pool or beach day passes. Its restaurants and the Naupaka Spa take reservations from non-guests, and Hawaii beaches are public, so the lagoon itself is open to everyone, while the chairs and service are for hotel guests.
Is the Club Lounge at Four Seasons Oahu worth it?
For families, usually yes. Everyone registered in a Club room or suite gets in, and the afternoon snacks and cocktail hour cover the stretch between the pool and dinner. For a couple who will eat at the restaurants every night, it comes down to whether you will use it during the day.
Is it better to book Four Seasons Oahu with Preferred Partner or Amex Fine Hotels + Resorts?
Preferred Partner, always. It covers daily breakfast for two at La Hiki or through room service, tax included and gratuity additional, plus a hotel credit, and the resort looks after its Preferred Partner guests first. The Amex Fine Hotels + Resorts breakfast benefit here is a smaller credit at La Hiki that does not apply to room service. The one Amex advantage is a guaranteed 4 p.m. checkout, and the resort’s Arrival & Departure Lounge, plus the Club Lounge if you are in a Club room, makes a standard checkout easy to work around.
How much does Four Seasons Oahu cost?
Rates move with the season and the room category. There is no resort fee, valet parking is charged nightly, and the resort runs an offer most of the year, often a fourth night free or a nightly spending credit. Send us your dates and we will quote the room with Preferred Partner benefits added.
Do you need a rental car at Four Seasons Oahu?
Not usually. About half my clients skip it. Parking is valet only and charged per night, and the concierge can arrange drivers for day trips, or Enterprise can have a car ready for a single day.
What ages does the Four Seasons Oahu kids club take?
Camp Kohola at The Hideaway takes ages 5 to 12 and is free. Teens have a game room, Camp Manitou runs in some seasons for ages 9 to 17, and for younger children you can ask the concierge about babysitting.
How far is Four Seasons Oahu from Honolulu and Waikiki?
It is about 30 minutes from the airport and 35 from downtown Honolulu by car, and a little more to Waikiki, mostly on highway.
